Product Information (left to right): Lorelei Halter ($268) – Anthropologie,
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Product Information (left to right): Side-Cinched Tankini ($24.50) and Side-Tie Bottom ($24.50) – dELiA*s,
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If you’re tired of a basic bikini and want to show off a fabulous figure, the monokini may be your perfect swimsuit. It’s a hot bathing suit trend that has been super popular over the past few summers.
Monokinis
The last post on bikinis got tons of requests in the comments section for cute and affordable tankinis,
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Tankinis
Ring/Teardrop Detail
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If you’re ready to rock this trend,
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You’ve seen my choices for cute and affordable swimsuits that aren’t bikinis. Now I’m curious – what is your favorite style of bathing suit? Which type of swimsuit flatters your figure best? Any favorite brands? Let us all know in the comments section below.
A quick tip on figure-flattering: if you have an hourglass figure, a retro one-piece is your best friend. It’ll play up your curves and flatter all your best features without revealing too much.
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Over the past week we’ve been talking about cute, affordable swimwear to flatter your body shape. We all know that bathing suit season can be a stressful time,
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A little bit of warning, though: if you’re not confident enough to rock a bikini, do NOT attempt a monokini. Bikinis are usually more flattering and easy to pull off, while monokinis require lots of confidence and can easily look trashy and unflattering.
Product Information (left to right): 1 Piece Swimsuit ($50) – TopShop,
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In case you missed the last two articles in this series or just need tips on what to look for in a bathing suit,
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Here are some cute and affordable tankinis available online right now:
The last post on bikinis also received many comments requesting one-piece bathing suits, so I thought I’d feature some cute ones here. If you don’t want to show your stomach this summer for whatever reason,
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One of the trendiest looks when it comes to one-piece bathing suits is the retro one-piece. With a halter neck and extra coverage on the backside, retro one-pieces have been everywhere this season. They channel a look that’s oh-so Marilyn Monroe,
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Retro One-Pieces
Product Information (left to right): One-Shoulder Swimsuit ($50) – TopShop, Outeniqua One-Piece ($198) – Anthropologie,
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From tankinis and monokinis to classic one-piece bathing suits, I found 20 great swimsuit options that will fit your body and won’t empty your wallet.
If you want to keep it simple with basic colors, here are a few cute,
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Basic One Piece Bathing Suits
Product Information (left to right): Billabong Jessica Swimsuit ($59.99) – Tilly’s, Pin Dot Monokini ($24.50) – Wet Seal, Criss Cross Monokini ($24.50) – Wet Seal, O’NEILL Surfin’ Safari One Piece Swimsuit ($69.99) – Tilly’s